Chapter 22.
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The midnight blue sky was practically hidden behind the heavy, dark grey clouds, the moon barely managing to filter any light through it resulting in an incredibly dark forest. It was not raining yet, but I could smell rain in the wind. I was both excited and concerned. I loved the rain, but this looked like a bad storm and I did not want to risk getting caught in hail, so I figured Tony and I would probably have to find a couple of hotel rooms until the storm had passed. It was very early in the morning, Tony was asleep and I was not. I barely ever slept, even though we took turns staying awake to keep guard I could not sleep for very long because I was always on edge. Sleep left me feeling way too vulnerable.
I pushed myself to sit up so I was no longer leaning on th
